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indeed!Locrian said:Lol!@#$!#$!@!@!![]()
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indeed!Locrian said:Lol!@#$!#$!@!@!![]()
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Burnsys said:Just a quote to backup outsider:
The Bankers who control the money at the top are able to approve or disapprove large loans to large and successful corporations to the extent that refusal of a loan will bring about a reduction in the price that that Corporation's stock sells for on the market. After depressing the price, the Bankers' agents buy large blocks of the stock, after which the sometimes multi-million dollar loan is approved, the stock rises, and is then sold for a profit. In this manner billions of dollars are made with which to buy more stock. This practice is so refined today that the Federal Reserve Board need only announce to the newspapers an increase or decrease in their "rediscount rate" to send stocks up and down as they wish. Using this method since 1913, the Bankers and their agents have purchased secret or open control of almost every large corporation in America. Using that control, they then force the corporations to borrow huge sums from their banks so that corporation earnings are siphoned off in the form of interest to the banks. This leaves little as actual "profits" which can be paid as dividends and explains why stock prices are often depressed, while the banks reap billions in interest from corporate loans. In effect, the bankers get almost all of the profits, while individual stockholders are left holding the bag.
well YEAH! That's WHY. IT. HAPPENED. BECAUSE NO ONE PREDICTED IT WOULD! Otherwise they never would've gotten it to that level in the first place.Jonny_trigonometry said:have you heard of the hindsight bias? looking back, it's easy to see that the market was inflated, but during those times, nobody knew where it would level off, or slow down, or what not, but surely not drastically collapse all in one day.
Smurf said:well YEAH! That's WHY. IT. HAPPENED. BECAUSE NO ONE PREDICTED IT WOULD! Otherwise they never would've gotten it to that level in the first place.
So basically you're saying that I think I'm better than I really am?Jonny_trigonometry said:If I gave you an anagram like "chamusat" and also said that the answer is "mustache", and I asked you how long you think it would take you to figure it out, you would probably give me an answer that would be less than the actual time that it wouldn've taken you.
... WHAT? That doesn't make any sense!If I was able to organize a massive sell off by running a secret club with loyal followers (who possesses most of the money in the stock market), I'd rely on people's inability to predict the future. If you're a regular non-mason stock broker who can only react to this, and you see your stocks start to fall extremely fast, what would you do? would you assume that the past dictates the future and let them fall further, and have to explain to all your clients that you lost their money? or would you make the same assumption and cut your losses? or would you sit there like a bump on a log, and not make any assumptions? People do try to predict the future, that's what the market is all about, and although they aren't 100% correct, they are better than 50% correct, otherwise the market wouldn't increase at all.
I'd have said I'd never have worked it out as chamusat isn't an anagram of mustache.Jonny_trigonometry said:If I gave you an anagram like "chamusat" and also said that the answer is "mustache", and I asked you how long you think it would take you to figure it out, you would probably give me an answer that would be less than the actual time that it wouldn've taken you.
Equally questionable for the reasons I gave in my earlier postSMURF said:Hindsight has nothing to do with the stock market crash! Once it started people panicked and started selling, that increased the rate of decline. It started because someone said to themselves "Hey! This can't keep going up forever, so I think I'll cut my profits and get out while it's safe" Eventually enough people sold enough stocks in 1 day that the stock market stopped rising. When it stopped rising some people got scared and started to sell. Then it started going down, so more people got really scared and they sold... See how that works? You don't need to have a degree in economics to figure it out, it's basic economics and history today. It wasn't caused by any conspiracy. It was inevitable.
Nor would I, because I've never spelled it Mustache.Art said:I'd have said I'd never have worked it out as chamusat isn't an anagram of mustache.![]()
Yet there is no evidence for it. There are detailed analysis' of the stock market crash in any University or Public Library, and until you present a thesis on which to base your theory that it was planned it's still just wishfull thinking.Equally questionable for the reasons I gave in my earlier post
Unless you are also logged on here as Johnny_Trigonometry then I never said you did.Smurf said:Nor would I, because I've never spelled it Mustache.
I don't have a theory it was planned. I am simply saying it could have been done deliberately. By definition somebody or some organisation has to have started the selling to create the domino effect otherwise the crash would never have happened. It is their motives which are open to questioning but I don't see how it is possible to ever know what these motives were.SMURF said:Yet there is no evidence for it. There are detailed analysis of the stock market crash in any University or Public Library, and until you present a thesis on which to base your theory that it was planned it's still just wishfull thinking.
Okay. I agree with you.Art said:I don't have a theory it was planned. I am simply saying it could have been done deliberately.
Seriously. Jeez, even I am at a loss to respond to that post.Locrian said:Who brought the crazy magnet?
Sorry that was too long to repost or even go through point by point.Jonny_trigonometry said:ok, I'm spilling the beans.
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eh, I'm going to go to bed now.
russ_watters said:Seriously. Jeez, even I am at a loss to respond to that post.
outsider said:The lack of a response and the tendency to attempt to band together with an identity, who has said nothing but made an irrational judgment, displays the mental barriers of even intelligent individuals. Your inability to see the possibility is what you and others should question. You may have never lived in a major city or participated in the business world enough to see the landscape to grasp the concepts that I have described, but I"m sure you remember that Martha Stewart had to go to jail for INSIDER TRADING.
Smurf said:Take out a one dollar bill, and look at it.
But think about this:
13 original colonies,
13 signers of the Declaration of Independence,
13 stripes on our flag,
13 steps on the Pyramid,
13 letters in the Latin above,
13 letters in "E Pluribus Unum,"
13 stars above the Eagle,
13 bars on that shield,
13 leaves on the olive branch,
13 fruits, and if you look closely, 13 arrows.
And, for minorities: the 13th Amendment.
I ask people, "Why don't you know this?" Your children don't know this, and their history teachers don't know this. Too many veterans have given up too much to ever let the meaning fade. Many veterans remember coming home to an America that didn't care. Too many veterans never came home at all. Share this page with some of your e-mail friends, so they can learn what is on the back of the UNITED STATES ONE DOLLAR BILL, and what it stands for... Otherwise, they will probably never know.
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Easier to read now?
I can attest to a group of non-powerful people who came together to control things using communications and media. Big fish in small pond - ever heard of that? It's all relative!Rayne said:http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/uspresidentasmasons.htm
That site says it is giving just facts about our Presidents and their involvement in masonry...if the information is accurate then it is hard to believe that it is just a coincidence. I've read in other places though the information about the common ancestry of most of the presidents.
The Jesuits and some "Black Pope" seem to come up a lot in interviews with people playing the whole Mason/Illuminati/New World Order conspiracy angle.
You'd have to assume though there could never be any credible evidence as conspiracy theorists are always looked upon as crazy...the concept in itself though is not so hopelessly unbelievable if you think about it : a group of powerful people allign themselves to control things...
Smurf said:The problem with attributing these things to Freemasonry, Illuminati, ect. Is that there's nothing we can really point at and get a source for. It's all people outside of the Freemasons saying this and that about them, their structure, what they did, what their goals are, ect. Half of them are crazy, and the other half can't really tell us (or refuse to) how they came to that knowledge in the first place.
Smurf said:The problem with attributing these things to Freemasonry, Illuminati, ect. Is that there's nothing we can really point at and get a source for. It's all people outside of the Freemasons saying this and that about them, their structure, what they did, what their goals are, ect. Half of them are crazy, and the other half can't really tell us (or refuse to) how they came to that knowledge in the first place.
In the UK it was a fact that to rise to the most senior levels in the police force you had to be a member of the masonic lodge. When this became known in the 1990s there was widespread discontent with the government intervening through the office of the home secretary to tell them to drop this practice. Unfortunately it is difficult to tell to what level they complied as membership is secret however the fact that some black and catholic policemen were given senior posts suggests there was at least a level of compliance.Smurf said:The problem with attributing these things to Freemasonry, Illuminati, ect. Is that there's nothing we can really point at and get a source for. It's all people outside of the Freemasons saying this and that about them, their structure, what they did, what their goals are, ect. Half of them are crazy, and the other half can't really tell us (or refuse to) how they came to that knowledge in the first place.
Wow, you are one of them! I honestly didn't know.Burnsys said:That is why i think is much more productive to focus in organizations like The trilateral commision, the CFR and the bilderbergs, they are the most powerfull of the world. they control the media, banks, government and most powerfull corporations, and they are all part of those groups..
While those organizations do play a role they're hardly the most powerfull forces today. Organizations like PNAC deserve considerably more credit than the trilateral commission or bilderberg meetings.Burnsys said:That is why i think is much more productive to focus in organizations like The trilateral commision, the CFR and the bilderbergs, they are the most powerfull of the world. they control the media, banks, government and most powerfull corporations, and they are all part of those groups..